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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-25

Mrs. Harry Rannells visited relatives
in Wilmington last week.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-25

lesson in geography subject, "Form Of
the Earth" He would have us employ
to quite an extent the object method in
geography, using such apparatus Is is
within easy reach and which, by the aid
OF little ingenuity, can be made to il
lustrate quite number of phenomena
in geography. He would have ~ help
the pupil in these investigations rather
than ahosV him.
In his next lessons he taught latitude
and longitude in q very practical way,
and said much to make plain this per
picking subject. In teaching the eeog.
raphy Of country he teaches the meth
cd of building up" the country from
the outlines, locating rivers, cities, &c.
He does not favV the memorising meth.
cd in geography.
The Historical Growth of the United
States being the first topic in history,
Prof. Venable produced . chart which
had been prepared by his pupils, and
which showed in beautiful and UNIQUE
manner the principal events in our his
tory He also gave new and very prac-
tical methods Of successfully teaching
history In school. The method Of mem,
orisins history by topics 10 very much at
fault, and should be speedily displaced
by The connected method Of outlines. ais;
pans and charts.
Fsof. Veaab)e cave exosllent papesu
- - hiG1nsy q oar own GlaIs. eaiIine
4 - ylon1ing eneo1e>o -
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tai Office, personated by Messrs. Snide,
and Mckinney. The third act repre-
sented the school Of Prof. Larrup. Quite
a number of teachers appeared in thil
play, and by their comical actions they
either have not entirely forgotten theil
youthful pranks or have had as pupil
"Tom Tad" or "Betsey Shorts." Ths
programme was not only good, but thu
actors acquitted themselves with much
ability. After the play the teachers and
their friends spent the time in promen
ading and social conversation. All in
all the Institute was one long to be re-
membered by the teachers of the county
A vote Of thanks was unanimousi,
passed by the teachers to the City Coun
cil,to the people for their hospitality and
for the free use Of their hall, and also te
Misses Barlow and Kitchener for music
furnished during Institute.
The Committee on Resolutions of Re
spect reported - follows:
A. members Of the Highland County Tsaoh
ert Institute, ve are agsia called upon 10 M,
tho last nd tributes Of respect 70 one Of I'M
most esteemed ellow-worksrs and instruetor
who God, ~ His inhnits wisdom, hss soen a
70 rS@ovs ire% m among ~; therefore. In rs
memoeence oS his honored name. b 10
ResolDed !. That In the sad desth OF prof n
=. 1cvey, OF Clifton, We In common WITH th,
many teeehers Of Ohio have loet ons al on
foremost and nobisst workers in great sns
"a z ;. Ta:s ~ Xsi!s =. huney bow 70 u. win o
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
GROCERIES,.

SuaAR-Pure white, 6s@8ic; of
white, 6lc; yellow clarified, 6l@8sc ;
seconds, 5l@8c; refined A, 6l(D6sc
graduated, 63@6sc; powdered, 7ic;
cut loaf, 7ac. Firm.
RIcR-Louisisns, 4l@5lc; Carolina,
5I@6lc.
OANDIEs-siicks, al s'z,s, In boxes,
pals and barrels, 7I@9Ac.
CoFFKE-Common. l9c; ordinary,
2o@20ac; fair, 2ll@22c; prime Rio,
22922Ac; choice to fancy, 2SA23lc ;
old government, 29@33c. Higher.
SALr-Ohio river, 81 10 per barrel !;
Saginaw, 81 20 per barrel sacks, fine,
IL 35@l As; course, 81 l0@i 10;
pockets, bleacLed, 2i@7c.
MoLAssKs - Louisiana, common to
fair, 27@S0c; prime to choice, 42@50c |;
syrup, 26@40c; common 10 fair, ESQ
2Sc; prime TO choice; 359iOc; CEN
triiugal fancy, $50 iOc. Quiet.
NEw York, July % Coffee, spot,
fair Rio, nominal, zoe; options shade
stronger, but quiet; sales, 5l.575 bags;
July, }l7 IS; August, Sl7 SO9l7 So ;
@is s.; November, sis 25Si IS s o.
December, SIS 35@1S so; January,
SIS 35@ls IS; February, SIS 500
1855; March, SIS 80; May, SIS IS I;
ar-Quiet and unchanged refined,
steady; white extra o, 595 l.l6c; vel.
low, 4t(s4ac; mould A, bi95 l5-l8c |;
confecdoner's A, 8 1916; of A, 5tc /;
standard A, sic; 'g'anulated, 8 10 100
60. Molasses nominal. Rice quiet,
steady.
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100 Lbs, &c 57296 90. Short ribs sides,
loose, 81 95@s. Dry sailed shoulders,
boxed, s. S0S5 90; short clear sides,
boxed, IS S5@S 40. The leading
futures ranged as follows: Meas
pork, per Dbl, for the year
opened at sll 20, highest Sill 20, low.
est $l1 90, closing at Sll 20. Lard, per
100 lbs-Juiy opened at Sc go, high.
est @ 60, lowest Sc IS, closing at
SO 675; August opened at Sc 80, high
eat IS 60, lowest s. IS, closing ct
SO 573c; September opened at SO 20,
highest SO 70, lowest Sc 673, closing
ut Sc 673 90 20; October opened at
Sc 70, highest 80 rs, lowest Sc 72}, clos.
ing at SO 70. Short ribs, per 100 lbs
July opened at 81 95, highest 81 97k,
lowest 81 923, closing at 81 95; August
opened at 81 95, highest 81 97i, lowest
81 92A, closing 81 95; September OF en-
ed at IS 05, highest S. GA, lowest S.,
closing at S. 05; October opened at
81 873, highest 81 S73, lowest ~ ia,
closing at 81 80. On the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market was
strong, owing to shriuksge In milk
supply; creamery, l6i@2Sc; dairy, 10
@l9c. Eggs dull AID weak OF ITO
ll3c,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
PROVISIONS.

BUrrER-Butterine, 1904; cream
cry, lS922c; dairy, l6C9lSe; country
butter, S9lsc.
Hoo PRoDucrs-Firm; mess pork,
new, fl7 20; old, SIS so; sugar cured
hams, l2fC9l3e; breakfast bacon, 100
lie; clear rib sides, bacon, 9IS9ic;
Gear side bacon, eic; bacon shoulders,
7ts; bulk pork, clear sides, DC; Gear
hb sides. siSsIc; shoulders, 6ic; long
clear, SIC; pork strips, nc.
LARD-Tieroes, Gle; half barrels,
7lc; kegs, 7lci choIcs kettle, sICgslc.
Firm.
CHKEsE-Phme Oats, 9@l0c; New
York factory, none; full cream, l6c l;
Young American, l5c.
Pos FKKT-Bnrels, 81 80; half bar.
rels, 50 70; kegs, 81 10.
PoULTRY Chickens quiet; tpring,
81 25CD2 90; old hens, 81 so.
FRBH MANIFOLD storage beef,
for,quarters, 3!@ie; headquarters OF
beef, sls; mutton, So.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 27.-Provisions
steady. Pork irregular; new, SIS 80.
Lard quiet, 80 34C66 40. Dry salt
meats-boxsd shoulders, 80 20: long
clear, g l2l clear ribs, IS l2lC1S 26 /;
short clear, IS 37I@S so. bacon
boxed shoulders, ~ rs; long clear,
80; clear ribs, s. 95@0; short clear,
40 5000 30. Hams steady AZ 1l@l4o.
Eggs dali at 699Ic. Butter strong and
highfri creamery, 1908; dairy,
1920.
CHICAGO, Ill, July 28.-Pfoylslons
were quiet and prices without mate.
rial change. Receipts Of hogs were
light and prices q tribe better. Short
rbi were the iayoritc, but prices only
iluctuated 6,9l0c and closed q tr ri ,
lower than yesterday. A fair shipping
demand eKiste1. and 100000 pounds
cash we're taken on private terms,
making nearly 1000, 900 pounds taken
for shipment this week. September
sold at fS9S %, and closed at IS O5.
Lard was quiet, and IL being absor bed
by n big packer. September sold at
f8 67ia6 10. Pork was inactive and
auiet. Cash quotations were a. fol.
lows; Mess pork,per Dbl slb. Lard per
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened
dull and closed dull; middling l0c.
Sales, unimportAnt; recsipis, Z bales;
shipments, 30 bales; stock on hand,
g843 balts; receipts 20 date, 662, 26l
bales; shipmsnts to date, 1924
bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7l,; good ordinary, SIC
low middling, Ole; middling, Toe;
good middliug, l0ic; midiing fair,
nominal; fair, nominal; stains and
tinges, 7i@9ic; dusty, 6IC9sl,.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September LIT, 1909; burnt,
69l7; home consumption 20 date,
2779; stock Running scceunt, 66i3.
Imports-M q L. B. r., 2; wagons, 8.
Exports-L. d N. r. r so.
New York spots opened steady and
closed quiet; middlipg, losc. Sales,
22S bales. Quotations were ~ folio Ne !:
Ordinary, 7ic; good ordinary, o 3 l6c
low middling, l0c; middling, l0ic;
good middling, l0ss; mijdling fair,
1lto; fair, lllc. Futures opened quiet
and closed weak, as follows: July,
10 30@l0 So; August, l022Gi023 ;
septembe', $4,000 Al; October, 9.25Ca
9.26; November, 8 20G92l; Decem.
Der, o 20G92l; January, 9.239e.24;
February, 1909 30; March, 9.3e4
9.37; April, 943@9 A; May, 9i99
$50. sales, LOG, $40 bales.
The New Orleans spo. market open.
ed firm and closed dull; mid.
dliag, 90 loo. Sales, $50 bales. Quo
tations were q, follows: Ordinary,
7 1880; good ordinary, s 9l6s (; low
middling, 0 3.l6c; middling, o o.l6c !;
good middling, 0 1876. Fat.
uiei op,ned steady and closed
steady, as follows: July, nominl
August, 0 1909 80; September, 8 900
s92; October, SIT; November, s 100
s73; December. S.7i; January, s 50;
February, 8.S9Cas.90; March, $3.50
$50; April, 907; May, 9.l7@9.lS.
Sales, $500 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLRs-Buying, looee, 50(9fi rs ;
selling, s2@2 % per barrel; dried ap.
Piles, Sc per pound from store. Dried
peaches, &c from store.
VEGETABLES Onions. 50 80 from
store. Cabbage, Northern, $3@3 %
crate. Kraut, barrels, So; half bar.
Iels, 50. Garlic, 81 per 100.
FaUIT-oranges, 50 per box; Lem.
ons, IS per box; light supply.
Bananas, 81 60@2 80 per bunch.
NUrs-Cocoauuts, 90 per 100. Pea.
nus-Virginis, &c; Tennessee farm
era stock, 394c; roasted, 2ic higher
shelled, 10c. Pecsns-Texas, 7(Dl0c.
RAsIss London layers, 50; layers,
~ 20; California, 81 10.
PIcRLEs-In j,rs, pints, csc; quarts,
81 so; half gsllops, 81 rs; GALLONS,
IS rs; loose, barrels, 80 60C97; hall
barrels, 81; mixed, barrels, $40 80;
mixed, half barrels, 90.
Edds-Dull, DC.
PorATons-Dull, selling, t2@f2 %
per barrel.
OrDKR-New York, 81 so per barrel
and 81 so per half barrel.
FIsH-Msckerel, half barrels, No. /,
60 26; No. 2, IS rs, No. 3, IS; lob
bit, No. /, 81; No. 2, 95c; No. 3, soc.
Dry herriDgs, family, 25c per box.
ySKoAR-l0@l6c per gallon.
Scars 3@5ic.
CASpLEi-FOll weight, $1,000.
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LIVE STOCK.
Hoes Choice, 4C44Ic.

Hoes Choice, 4(9ilc.
sHKEP-Choioe, 3le; medium, 20
2ic.
LIMBI-Good 10 choice, $iC34 30.
GRAss CArTLE-Ohoice, $40; good.
39slc; fair 10 medium, 2l92isj seal
lawags, Hole,
mCnloAao, LII, July 2s. The
DroverB' Journal reports: Cattle
Receipts, ii 900 head shipments, 1000
head. Market strong for best, 9th.
ers closed I0sl5o lower; shipping
eteere, 50 1904 20; stockers and
feeders, 81 3bCs3 10; cows, bulls and
mixed, 81 40C99 90; bulk, 1902 % /;
Texas cattle, 81 1908 40. Hogs-Rs.
ceipts, 1900 head shipments, 1000
head. Market strong; rough and
mlred, s5 05a5 30; packing and
shipping, 90 1905 40; light, % 05(a
5 50; siips,is 2J(S5. shesp.Rscsipts.,
5000 head; shipments, 1000 head.
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MULES AND HORSES.

MULRs-No demand and few In mar.
ket; IA TO l4 hands high, sS5C9l00;
l4t 10 10 hands high, f9O(9ll0; 10 TO
l6i hands high, si259l40; 1871 10 10
hands high, sl6OC92O0. The chief de-
mand 10 Tor mules from l4i TO 10 hands
high.
HoRsxs-Dull; drivers, sl25C9l65 I;
heavy DRAFT, slibC9lS0; saddle, $3.50
40 extra saddle, si75l9276; plugs,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
FINANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY z TO 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE 1-S PREM.
Cotton Dull MiddliDg Cotton, 10c
sales Today Unlm.
p0rtant.
APPEAL OFFICE,


THURSDAY EVENING, July %, 1871
Money rates remain as previously
quoted, to 8 per cent. being the ex-
trsmes. The money supply is moder.
ate, but sufficient for business needs.
The Stock Call Board session today
was devoid of interest, and no sales
were recorded.
The New Orleans stock market
closed dull and unchanged, with fu-
lures to 10 points of on the old crop
months, and 8 to 9 points of on the
new.
Liverpool spots closed steady, fair
demand, and declined from ! to S.16
on grades, except middling, which re-
NAMED unchanged. Futures closed
steady and of / to 2 points.
At thew York, spots are quiet and
unchanged. Futures closed weak.
July advanced points and August
went of l point, with September of
10 points. The new crop months
went of 10 to IL pointe. A leading
New York cotton circular says OF the
future market:
son the old crop the cotton market
showed quite an irregular tone, in
volving al advance OF 10 points and q
subsequent reaction, closing at frac.
ton under last evening and weak.
On the Eew crop the tone was gener-
ally tame, and after a temporary firm.
meas on an attempt to fhght.n the
shorts the market began to settle of,
and continued weak during the bal.
ance OF the day, with a loss Of s to
8 points, from which there wss no re-
covery. A. the decline, however,
some Of the larger houses were qui.
city buying"
'The facilities for raising Coffee"
says the Mexican Finsneier, "sre
greater in the State OF oaxaca than in
sny other part Of the world. The
average expense OF coffee plantation
Ia 8 cents for every tree. 1t follows
that q plantation with 100000 trees
requires q yearly outlay OF $4,000 for
operating expenses. Put the cost OF
machinery, etc, at$i0,000. Each tree
may be supposed to produce two
pounds on an average, which gives a
yearly production OF 10000 quintals.
valuing the quintal at $40 We have
300, 900 as the gross yearly receipts.
In Central America good coffee land
costs from $50 TO 1900 the hectare ga
acree), while here 1t may be had for 4
cents to S cents per scre."
The t,aight goods OF No. 2 Chicago's
spring wheat sold few days since at
20 cent? per quarter In the hafbor at
Liverpool, being equal 10 only 81 cents
per bushel, cost, freight and insurance.
This Is the lowest price ever reported.
The recent break in prices may be de-
scribed az O godsend' 10 the bread
eaters OF the United Kingdom, as Il
has enabled them 10 buy at least go
GOO, 900 bushels at, cay, 10 cents per
bushel less than they would otherwise
have been forced TO pay for II.
IMPORTS.
Two hundred skis bran, ass rolls
bagging, 1856 pkgs bacon, 1906 pkgs
boots aud shoes, 800 Blu corn, 536 SKIS
cotton Seed. l car cotton seed, " pkgs
dry goods, 80 pkgs egge, $50 brls -four,
III bsles hay, so pigs bats, l22 pkgs
lard, 100 600 feet lumber, car lime.
100 brls meal, IL brls molasses, 500
kegs nsils, 5000 bu ostr, so brls pota.
toes, 8 cara pork sides, l25 brls sugar,
37ipkgs tobacco, 200 bu wheat.
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W.. s. ICA'n....

CINCINNATI, July 8.-Eoon-River 8
feet on the gauge and rising. Weather
clears Thermometer B'.
PITIsBUR0, July 2s.-Noon - River
feet Inches on tho gauge and stationary.
Weather clear aud warm.
LOUISVILLE. July 2.,,Noo1-Riysr 2
feet Inches In the canal aud foot
inches on tho falls and stationary. Weathsr
clear and hot.
CAIRO, July 2s.-NoOn- . feet on
tNo gauge and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm. Arrived Belle Msmphh. g.. Louis,
.p,n.. n. u. Sims, Memphis, midnight
hrthntn City, Vlcksbufg, III an. Depart
sdi r. u Sins, ~. L0uit, > am Belle
hemphls,vicktbu'E, iam,ibftanias CITY,
81. Louis, noon.
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EXCHANGE.
New Yort and principal cities North
and Eut, par buying. 1 premium sell.
ing; New England sight, 4 discount
buying; New Orleans, | discount buy.
ing, par selling.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
The bids, offerings and sales today
were as follows:
Bond,.- Shelby county Ga, ITO bid
MemphigFllppin compromise, stamp.
cd, DOL asked; Taxing District ~ 8s, esl
@99l Texlng District o., 1903 asked ;
NJ. and o. new 90, l02-l05; NJ. and O.
copsols, 70, ll9 bid; Citizens Oily rail.
road, ~, $3.50; Gaslight Company,
10; Masonic Temple, 100; Cotton
Exchange B1ildlne, l0i bid; Gayoso
Hotel Company, 99i asked.
Sock -Bsnk Of Commerce, 100 bid
German Bark, 1913 1891 Memphis Ma.
tional, llg; Mechanics Savings Bank.
1ls bid; BluH City ItfurAnce Co, 100
bid; NJ. ard T. X X, 90 bid; C5tton
Oh Truste, 80 asked; James 4 Graham
Wagon CO., 90 bid; Memphis Brick
CO., 1339l3ii; Citizens CITY railroad.
IS bid; Tennessee Goal and Iron, 80
bid.
Sdly-None.
Nkw YoRK, July 2s.-Money on call
easy al 3Gl per cent, last loan 4 per
cent, closed offered at 2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5iCS0. ster.
ling exchange dull bat steady al 4s2l
for sixty.dsy bills and 4si for de.
mand.
Government bonds were dull and
steady. Safe bonds we're dull and
steady.
Wal Sales.--future ives a radical
change In the temper OF the stock spe.
culationg today and most Of yester.
days Losses were rogained. Prices
were on a higher plane throughout,
and while fret prices were generally
the 10 vest recorded, the bsst figures
were reached In the last hall hour.
Yesterdays feverishneB and irregu-
larity continued 10 prevail during the
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PnINE CRUDs 0IL-3l@32c; Cd
crude, 2SC929o; prime summer yellow,
33Ca3Sc; of summer yellow, 33935c ;
choice cooking sumner yellow, 40c /;
prime cotton seed meal, tl6 60Sl6 ;
of cotton seed meal, =.
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WHISKY, WINES, LIaUORs gTo.

WmsKY-stralght Kentucky B1ur
bon, 81 5OC95; High vines, 81 %; rec
tilted, Sc over; redistilled, loo over.
CIscIsNATI, JAY 2s.-Whisky In
good demand. Sales, 900 barrels
finished goods on basis OF 81 o..
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NEW YORK DRY GOODs MARKET.

NEw York, July 2S.-The demand
OF previous reports for autumn special'
ties was continued with good results,
with the movement OF staple cottons
as we'll rs previously. Stocks nominal
and prices strong.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Notice to Nhtnpers.

AL freights and passengers for points on
e. Franci. river win leave By the steamer
which will connect with tho steamer TRIAL
at the mouth Of st Francis river for points
as far ms the Cut-0H.
All business entrusted will be promptly
forwarded 10 destination until further mo-
tico. JAS LEE, ia, SUIT.
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HInEn Ann IALI.AM.

HrDB-Dry flint, No. l, l4ie; No. 2
LIE; dry sailed, l09l2c; green sailed
No. Lite; No. 2, &c; green, bC99c
Sheep skins, l6c9fl. BseswaI, zoe
Tallo., 3(93Io.
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Market weak, 1o@l5c lower; ma
tives, 81 25@4 10; western. S. 1908 90;
Texans, 81 1905 90; lambs, 81 600
3 % per head.
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WOOL.

Wool = Bury groaJe wool, IN.
washed, l39lSc; clear grease wool,
'23@25s; bury washed, 23@30c; tub
washed. 3S935..
EsT. LouIs, Jolly 2s.-Wool steady.
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ToBloco-Common, 25935c; other
grades, 35aS5c.
sSUFP Carrots, $40 IS; Ralph's,
$40 %; Railroad, 80 25.
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DIR. ID. y. JOHNS0N's
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY,
Between Main and Tron,J HEMP

Between Main and FrontJ MEN PHiB.
lEstablishoi In 1901
nR,JOHNbONh aokn0Wlo1 ypaby all par
~ ties intsrostsd ~ By far the most sue
os,sfui physician In the treatment Of private
or secret diseases. Quiok, permanent curOt
guarauteed In oyofy case male Qf FINALE.
Recent cases OF donorrheA. tnd Syphilis.
cured In fov days ithout tho use Of NOR
curry, change OF dict or hlndtanco from
business. Bsoondsry Byphllh, the last yos-
tlge eradioatod without the use " mercury.
Involuntary loss Of semen ,topped In short
time. Sufferers fro N imp1,encs or lOts Of
sexual pVyers restored % rec visor IN few
ysnery, sufering from spermAtorrhss and
los. Of physical and nentI pcgei. speedily
and permanently cured. PARTICULAR aiten;
ton paid 10 the Diseases of Women, and
cure, guaranteed. Pile, and cd sore, cured
without the use Of csu'te q "a. mite, ~
oins' sent By express 70 all pafu Of tho
'V%sWo,linsmsu cured At halt the usual
S tTii HS P.n. A''' p, IS jOhSSSs,Yb
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
he h A IL ESTATE.


No. Sp5, R,-rhaneery Court Of Shelby
COUNTY. D. =. Anderson W. q. T. Beau
mont OF al.
10y virtue Of an in.erloeutory decree for
ID sale, entered In the above cause on the
9th day Of January, 1857, NJ. II. 50, pace 81,
and renewed July ., 1887, NJ. d. -, pags 80,
will soil at public auction. 10 the highest
bidder. In iront Of tho Clerk and Mastsr's
once, at the Main street entrance Of the
courthouse Of Shelby county, MemIhii Ton
nossee, on
saturday, August o, 1882,
propsrty, o.witi 4 tract Of land situated Va
Shelby county, Tennessee, on the north side
| Of tho NJ. and o.. R.R,, II miies cat from
Memphis bounded on the east BY tho land
conveyed by Charles W. 9oyer 20 thomaAk.
Smith; on the west BY tho lands Of frank
Ilicksi on tho south by the railroad. and on
the north By the lands OF Robert Moore con-
tanning s. acres, moro or less. For further
description reference IL made 10 book 56UD.
page $40. and book "a, page SSi, Of the Regis
ter's once Of Shelby county,
Terms Of bale-On q credit Of siH months I:
note with security required, lien retained,
redemption barred. This JULY IL, 1857.
3. MCDOWELL, CLERK and Master.
py Is. y. Coleman, Deputy o. and M.
John Johnston and II. III. Wtlhoyts. solf.
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KIyEns ASH WEATHER.

0yrIos 9iasiL Btlyios, U. o. AL
MssrHIs. July %, pm.
The following observations are taken
at all stations named At T5' meridian time.
which Il one hour lator than Memphis time,
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THE RIVERS.
STEAMERS LEAvIHG

FRIDAY.
Vioksburg ............. BILLIE MRNPHIs. 10 Am.
ST. Louis,......mClrr OF yicxsBuRo, 4 pm.
friars Point."....-.JA nRs Lnn. 8 pm.
0sceola. 5 pm.
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50Sd sellers; Decembe r.J snusry.6 07d,
buyers; January. February, 5 07d, buy.
ers; September, 8 32d, sellers.
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MOVEMENTS AT THE LEVER.

Arrived. = Kats Adams, Arkansas
City; Headlight, Vicksburg.
Depdrted.-Kate Adams, Arkansas
City; Headlight, Ohio river.
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PETnOI.gUM.
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Coal on-Pdme whits, wholesale
lots, l0c per gallon.
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SHOT. Lead ANDEAILs.

sHor-Drop 81 rs; Buck sieO.
LEAD-8c.
NAns-Iron s. l5@i2 20; Steel 90 IS
as 40.
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FINANCE.

Money firm and In fair supply,
rate Z TO 8 per cent, and latter figure
ruling. The Clearing House report Is
as follows:
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Trustee and Receivers Sale.

hinder the. power vested In mo BY q de-
~ cree q tho Chancery Court Of Shelby
of Rebecca Lowenstein, eIecutrix, vs.. the
Mississippi Valley Insurance Company and
Others, and BY tho direction Of said decree,
saturday, August Q. 1857,
within legal hours, at the Courthouse, sell At
public aution, TO the highest bidder for cash.
tho following lands, situated In Semphis.
Lot, 81, 50, y and 80, on il. " .dlii's sub
division. said lots frontins each a. 4 feet on
spsette stroet and running baox $50 feet.
The said property was conveyed to Robert
Hutchinson, trustee, by NJ. X. Lowenstsin
and others. by decd on record In book ei,
page Ss, and ! was appointed trustee by the
decree heretofore mentioned, In place Of said
Hutchinson, and am also receiver In said
cause. The sale Is TO be maae TO 'atisfy de-
erees against the mafer of the trust decd.
founded on tho notos secured BY Il. Equity
OF redemption Il waived In the deed. Alb
straet Of title In my possession. Ten per
cent. OF purchase money will DO reqairedln
pAymer at time Of sale.
A. HATCHETT, Trustee and Receiver.
Smith n Collier, Attorneys.